Plenary
| We have won the argument about Open Access – now we have to bring things together and make it work! | VIDEO |
| Lars Björnshauge |
Community/User Groups
| Workshop on functional extensions and value added services for OJS | PPT |
| Bozana Bokan, Albert Geukes, Katja Mruck |
| Exposing and Reusing Scholarly Compound Objects – a Practical Use Case | |
| Jochen Schirrwagen, Anouar Boulal, Andres Quast |
Editors, Publishers, and Librarians
| Open Access activities of the German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB): SCOAP3-DH and arXiv-DH | |
| Elke Brehm |
| European Journal of Taxonomy a Public Collaborative Project in Open Access scholarly communication | |
| Laurence Bénichou, Koen Martens, Daphne Duin, Graham Higley, Isabelle Gérard, Steven Dessein, Mark John Costello |
| Open Access Statistics: Interoperable Usage Statistics for Open Access Documents | |
| Ulrich Herb, Daniel Beucke |
| Kairos-OJS Plugin Project: author, editor, and reader tools for scholarly multimedia | |
| Kathie Gossett, Cheryl Ball, Doug Eyman |
| Modelling the future: Considerations and Implications Involved in Selecting a Metadata Schema for National, Cross-Discipline Use | |
| Martin Boucher, James MacGregor |
Researchers and Societies
| Towards Understanding Interdisciplinary, Internationally-distributed Teams in Academic and Open Access Environments | |
| Lynne Siemens, Elisabeth Burr, Tamara Yewchuk |
| The evolution of the Latin American science dissemination model: Redalyc 2.0 | |
| Eduardo Aguado-López, Arianna Becerril-García |
